Amg Systems AMGFIB-2VR-S1B 2 Channel Video Receiver

Product Description

The AMG SYSTEMS AMGFIB-2VR-S1B is a 2-channel video receiver module designed for fiber-based enterprise media conversion systems. It occupies the B-Side slot in a compatible chassis, receiving analog video signals transmitted over fiber optic cable from a corresponding transmitter unit. This module is sized for small form factor enclosures and is typically installed by low-voltage technicians and systems integrators working on surveillance, security, or structured cabling infrastructure. The B-Side designation indicates this unit serves as the receiving end of a point-to-point or distributed fiber video link.

This module is suited for enterprise and commercial installations where video signals must be extended over fiber optic runs beyond the range of coaxial cable. Typical applications include security camera distribution, campus surveillance networks, and large-scale video infrastructure deployments where signal integrity over long distances is required. The small form factor allows installation in high-density chassis environments. Systems integrators and low-voltage contractors are the primary installers of this type of equipment.

Key Features

• 2-channel video receiver for fiber optic media conversion
• B-Side module designation for receiving-end installation in a fiber video link
• Small form factor chassis-mount design for high-density deployments
• Enterprise-class media converter category suitable for commercial and campus infrastructure
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward slot replacement or system expansion

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style B-Side receiver module for use in AMG SYSTEMS enterprise media converter chassis that support small form factor video receiver cards.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or systems integrator familiar with fiber optic video distribution equipment. Power down the host chassis before inserting or removing any module card. Handle fiber connectors carefully to avoid contamination or physical damage to the ferrule. Follow the chassis manufacturer guidelines and applicable local low-voltage codes when routing fiber and securing the module.